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High notes: songs about or inducing a state of ecstasy

September 18, 2025 Peter Kimpton

The face of ecstasy: detail from Gian Lorenzo Bernini 1652 sculpture, The Ecstasy of St. Teresa in Rome, and an acid house party in 1993

Whether its chemical and recreational to sexual, spiritual or even religious, music can take you back to an extraordinary high. This week’s theme a musical mood and feeling topic, but can also be a lyrical one … 

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In African, avant-garde, blues, bossa nova, calypso, classical, comedy, country, dance, disco, drone, dub, easy listening, electronica, exotica, experimental, folk, funk, gospel, hip hop, indie, instrumentals, jazz, krautrock, lounge, metal, music, musical hall, musicals, playlists, pop, postpunk, prog, psychedelia, punk, reggae, RnB, rock, rocksteady, samba, showtime, ska, songs, soul, soundtracks, traditional, trip hop Tags songs, playlists, ecstasy, MDMA, drugs, religion, sex, philosophy, Mark Twain, George Steiner, Carl Sagan, Saint Teresa of Avila, art, sculpture, Sylvia Plath, Anais Nin, Hedy Lamarr, WB Yeats, Tony Wilson, Factory Records, Shaun Ryder, The Happy Mondays, Steve Coogan, Film, film soundtrack, Michael Winterbottom, Anton Köllisch, Manchester, Somerset Maugham, Jack London, Logan Pearsall Smith, Martin Luther King, Carlos Santana, Walter Pater, Charles Baudelaire, John Taverner, Kenneth Rexroth, Hildegard von Bingen, Clive Bell, Gian Lorenzo Bernini, Gustav Machatý
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Join here: songs about gangs

October 27, 2022 Peter Kimpton

Quadrophenia (1979)

Crime, culture, music, identity, fashion? From family belonging to sheer survival, there are many reasons to join a gang, but how do you get out? From street kids to Mafia organisations, this huge and colourful subject has inspired many songs …

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In African, avant-garde, blues, calypso, classical, comedy, country, dance, disco, drone, dub, electronica, experimental, folk, funk, gospel, hip hop, indie, instrumentals, jazz, metal, music, musical hall, musicals, playlists, pop, postpunk, prog, psychedelia, punk, reggae, rock, rocksteady, showtime, ska, songs, soul, soundtracks, traditional Tags songs, playlists, gangs, crime, fashion, politics, fascism, Film, film soundtrack, Jesse Jackson, Snoop Dogg, Quadrophenia, The Who, Los Angeles, New York, London, Manchester, Glasgow, Birmingham, Liverpool, Philippines, mafia, triads, John Boorman, Shane Meadows, Peaky Blinders, Martin Scorsese, John Singleton
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What's the buzz, hive mind? Songs about bees

May 12, 2022 Peter Kimpton

Bumblebee

Time to get busy! From honey to nectar, pollination to special dance moves, lyrics literal or metaphor, or in sounds, with World Bee Day coming up, it’s time to feel the musical buzz of these inspirational insects in all that they mean to humans, and how we should protect them

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In African, avant-garde, blues, calypso, classical, comedy, country, dance, disco, drone, dub, electronica, experimental, folk, funk, gospel, hip hop, indie, instrumentals, jazz, metal, music, musical hall, musicals, playlists, pop, postpunk, prog, psychedelia, punk, reggae, rock, rocksteady, showtime, ska, songs, soul, soundtracks, traditional Tags songs, playlists, bees, environment, Maurice Maeterlinck, Elbert Hubbard, John Muir, June Stoyer, Sue Monk Kidd, Global Bee Day, Manchester
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Hello Wembley! Songs pertaining to live music venues and spaces

January 24, 2019 Peter Kimpton
It’s just a stage I’m going through: Bregenz Music Festival in Austria

It’s just a stage I’m going through: Bregenz Music Festival in Austria

Bars, basements, intimate, sweaty or large or legendary, forests, festivals, stratospheric stadia, snug pubs to prisons, caves to operatic amphitheatres, let's musically celebrate venues and spaces mentioned by, or associated with songs

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In blues, classical, comedy, country, dance, disco, dub, electronica, gospel, hip hop, folk, indie, instrumentals, jazz, metal, music, musical hall, playlists, musicals, pop, postpunk, prog, punk, rock, rocksteady, showtime, ska, songs, soul, soundtracks, traditional Tags songs, music, music venues, live music, Independent Venue Week, Wembley, festivals, pubs, Bregenz Music Festival, Sex Pistols, Manchester, Buzzcocks, Morrissey, The Smiths, Joy Division, Mark E Smith, The Wedding Present, The Hardrock, David Bowie, David Nolan, CBGB, New York, The Fall, Madonna, Hacienda, Tony Wilson, Pulp, Bjork, Verona, Al Green, Glasgow, Deaf Institute, Gorilla Manchester, King Tut's Wah Wah Hut, Rough Trade, The Lexington, Hope & Anchor, Paper Dress Vintage, Moth Club, Television Personalities, Camden Roundhouse, Marquee Club
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Stand up for your mics: songs about equality

October 18, 2018 Peter Kimpton
Peter Norman, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, 200m medal ceremony, Mexico 1968

Peter Norman, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, 200m medal ceremony, Mexico 1968

Whatever the platform, the genre or message, this week we’re exploring the issue of equality, if not being the same, from gender to race, politics to work, how to get and if it’s even possible, all through lyrics

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In blues, classical, country, dance, disco, dub, electronica, folk, gospel, indie, instrumentals, jazz, metal, music, musicals, playlists, pop, postpunk, prog, punk, reggae, rock, rocksteady, showtime, ska, songs, soul Tags Songs, playlists, equality, politics, gender, race issues, sport, Black Power salute 1968, Tommie Smith, Olympic Games, Mexico, John Carlos, Peter Norman, Kurt Vonnegut, Keith Richards, Malcolm X, Mahatma Gandhi, John le Carre, William Shakespeare, Mary Wollstonecraft, Bob Dylan, education, family, childhood, children, racism, Vietnam War, Muhammad Ali, Sam Cooke, James Brown, suffrage, suffragettes, Emmeline Pankhurst, Millicent Fawcett, Charlotte Manning, Donald Trump, Mike Pence, Ban Ki-moon, Muhammad Ali Jinnah, Timothy Leary, William Golding, Socrates, Iris Murdoch, Pink, Peterloo Massacre, Manchester, Henry Hunt, Martin Luther King, John F Kennedy, Jimi Hendrix, Terry Eagleton, Friedrich Nietzsche, Harvey Milk, George Orwell, Winston Churchill, Waturu Watari, Honore de Balzac, Douglas Adams, Josh Homme
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The art of noises: electronic music and songs up to 1983

May 31, 2018 Peter Kimpton
Krafty

Krafty

Early 20th-century experimentalists to MIDI, industrial, dance, new wave, French musique concrete, Japanese chiptune to German elektronische, let’s explore old-school noise and value those valves worldwide

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In pop, songs, electronica Tags Songs, playlists, electronic music, electronica, Shakespeare, Edgar Varèse, electronics, Futurists, Luigi Russolo, Francesco Pratella, Fernand Léger, art, Joseph Schillinger, Halim El-Dabh, Egypt, John Cage, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Kraftwerk, Werner Meyer-Eppler, Robert Beyer, Herbert Eimert, Jikken Kōbō, Alan Turing, computers, Christopher Strachey, Ikutaro Kakehashi, BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Milton Babbitt, Roland, Korg, Moog, Keith Emerson, Sheffield, Manchester, Joy Division, New Order, The Art of Noise
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Special offer! Going for a song – about sales, selling and bargains

January 11, 2018 Peter Kimpton
… made glorious summer by this song of York, canvassing for business …

… made glorious summer by this song of York, canvassing for business …

Step right up! This week we look into the psychology of selling and the heartbeat of bargains across our culture. Retail therapy to ripoff, suggest lyrics all about the intimacy and anonymity of commercial transaction

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Tags Songs, playlists, selling, sales, bargains, January sales, Zig Ziglar, Abraham Maslow, PJ O'Rourke, Adam Smith, Beck, Sir Matt Busby, door-to-door selling, shops, retail industry, loft insulation, Arthur Daley, George Cole, Minder, Oscar Wilde, Only Fools and Horses, Ikea, Cabbage Patch Dolls, Apple, iPhones, Alice Walker, Steve Jobs, U2, Bono, iTunes, Prince, Jeff Buckley, Frank Zappa, Rod Stewart, Moby, Gus Van Sant, Ogilvy, advertising, Arthur Miller, Death of a Salesman, Dustin Hoffman, John Malvovich, Tony Wilson, Factory Records, Manchester, Richard Branson, Felix Dennis, Banksy, art, David Bowie, Andy Warhol, Jarvis Cocker, Juilette Binoche, Michael Nyman, Mike Leigh, Black Books, comedy, television, Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, Martin Scorsese, The Wolf of Wall Street, Jordan Belfort, stockbrokers
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Bake-off? No, far better: songs about bread, cake, pastry and biscuits

October 26, 2017 Peter Kimpton
Enjoy …

Enjoy …

This week it's less about the reality TV competition, instead a much tastier treat into the world of lyrical bagels and brot, cupcakes and buns, breadlines and Bourbons. Take your pick and dig in …

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Tags Songs, music, bread, cake, biscuits, pastry, politics, Seamus Heaney, Robert Louis Stevenson, history, Neolithic period, The Bible, baking, television, reality television, The Great British Bake-Off, The Magnetic Fields, Stephin Merritt, Paul Hollywood, Delia Smith, Peter Hook, Joy Division, John F Kennedy, Jesus Christ, religion, David Lynch, graffiti, Manchester, Juvenal, Ancient Rome, Mahatma Gandhi, Hovis, Ridley Scott, advertising, health, food, Alison Moyet, Ivan Pavlov, Mick Jagger, Benjamin Clementine, fiona apple, Ralph Waldo Emerson, WH Auden, Brian Greene, physics, multiverse theory
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Playlists for this place: songs from and about Manchester

May 31, 2017 Peter Kimpton
Dr John Cooper Clarke, the Bard of Salford

Dr John Cooper Clarke, the Bard of Salford

Cabbage to Inspiral Carpets, John Cooper Clarke to a visiting Sister Rosetta Tharpe, guest writer treefrogdemon compiles humorous and moving lists from hundreds of songs for last week's tribute topic

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Tags songs, music, Manchester, Oasis, Ewan MacColl, Peggy Seeger, Brian and Michael, Sister Rosetta Tharpe, John Cooper Clarke, Cabbage, Oceansize, Leyland Kirby, Inspiral Carpets, Children of Zeus, DRS, James, The Times, Richard Thompson, John Shuttleworth, The Salford Jets, Franco and the Dreadnought, Elbow, Courteeners, Kill Pretty, Ian Brown, Gomez, The Beautiful South, Joy Division, The Hollies, Manchester United, Naomi Rose, treefrogdemon, Salford
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This is the place: songs about and from Manchester

May 25, 2017 Peter Kimpton
A few of Manchester's famous faces …

A few of Manchester's famous faces …

As a tribute to the dead, the injured, and all those affected by the Manchester Arena bombing, this week let's suggest songs that capture the culture, character, accents, humour and history of this city

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Tags songs, Music, Manchester, Emmeline Pankhurst, human rights, industry, computers, Tony Walsh, poetry, John Cooper Clarke, Manchester United, football, George Best, Dance, punk, post-punk, indie, classical, Comedy
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Don't read or listen to this: ironic songs

January 5, 2017 Peter Kimpton
Sign of the times? Bird is the word? Tweet that.

Sign of the times? Bird is the word? Tweet that.

From sarcasm to situation, dramatic twist to tragic consequence or perspective, let's take a wry look at songs that say one thing, but then reveal another

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Tags songs, irony, Robert De Niro, Elizabeth Bibesco, Ellen Glasgow, money, Douglas Coupland, Bill Hicks, Private Eye, George Harrison, The Beatles, Nile Rogers, Chic, XTC, paul simon, Art Garfunkel, New Order, Peter Hook, Manchester, Alanis Morissette, Jonathan Swift, John Dryden, Alexander Pope, satire, Joseph Conrad, The Ladykiller, Film, Brexit, NHS, Steven Weber, Donald Trump, Mexico, Chris Rock, Academy Awards, racism, history, Osama Bin Laden, Saddam Hussein, The Bible, religion, Alexander Graham Bell, telephone, Guinness Book of Records, condoms, Pietro Aertino, Bobby Leach, Nitaro Ito, Japan, Draco, Greece, Bobby Gentry, Freud
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Share: songs that mention specific or obscure locations

March 31, 2016 Peter Kimpton
A classic boring postcard. Or is it?

A classic boring postcard. Or is it?

Billericay to Barrytown, Rock Creek Park to Reno, Solsbury Hill to Stonehenge, Warwick Avenue to Waterloo? Whether inside cafes, under station clocks or in a tiny box, suggest songs that take you to a specific or lesser-known place

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Tags Songs, music, towns, travel, Manchester, The Smiths, Morrissey, Johnny Cash, Smokie, Half Man Half Biscuit, Westward Ho!, Martin Parr, photography, Ireland, Marty Wilde, Wales, Bangor, Fiddler's Dram, New York, Coldplay, Jennifer Lopez, XTC, Dolly Parton, Rod Stewart, The Faces, Ronnie Lane, The Netherlands, Ivy Green
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New Albums …

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June 17, 2026
Fruit Bats: The Landfill
June 17, 2026

New album: Written as usual with his first-thing-in-the-morning, stream-of-consciousness technique, the singer-songwriter Eric D. Johnson, also one-third of the folk trio Bonny Light Horseman, returns with a new collection of melodic, often beautiful, and profound, reflective, gentle, folky rock now 30 years since the first album

June 17, 2026
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June 17, 2026
Horse Lords: Demand to Be Taken to Heaven Alive!
June 17, 2026

New album: The Berlin-based, Baltimore quartet return with their special brand of mesmeric, experimental rock, weaving a rich maze of African polyrhythmic patterns and fascinating tessellations of percussion, guitar, bass, saxophone, microtones, electronic and voice loops

June 17, 2026
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June 17, 2026
Widowspeak: Roses
June 17, 2026

New album: Deliciously gentle-paced and languid, warmly twangy and romantically nostalgic, poetic indie-country-rock by the New York band of spouses vocalist Molly Hamilton and guitarist Robert Earl Thomas, with delicate musical echoes of Tom Petty, Rolling Stones, REM, Neil Young, Yo La Tengo and Cat Power in this finely crafted seventh LP

June 17, 2026
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June 16, 2026
Olivia Rodrigo: you seem pretty sad for a girl so in love
June 16, 2026

New album: The 23-year-old American singer-songwriter, actress, and evidently big fan of The Cure returns with consummately crafted, smart, witty pop and indie rock, featuring an appearance by Robert Smith, and charting the arc of a romantic relationship from unbridled joy to bitter aftermath in her third LP

June 16, 2026
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June 15, 2026
La Sécurité: Bingo!
June 15, 2026

New album: Fabulously fun, vibrant, feisty, catchy, wittily droll post-punk, new wave and art-punk in this pacy, vivacious sophomore LP by the Montréal collective with themes from mental health, dysfunctional relationships, food to enjoyable elderly activities, with styles reminiscent of The B-52s and Devo

June 15, 2026
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June 13, 2026
Kelsey Lu: So Help Me God
June 13, 2026

New album: Luxuriant, ethereal, dramatic and passionate experimental and chamber dream pop by the American singer-songwriter and cellist, with their second LP, seven years since 2019 debut Blood, with guests including Sampha, Kamasi Washington, Kim Gordon, and co-producer Jack Antonoff

June 13, 2026
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June 10, 2026
Vince Staples: Cry Baby
June 10, 2026

New album: The Compton/ Long Beach, Californian rapper returns with a potent, punchy, overtly political rock-hip hop seventh LP that heavily critiques American society and power, racism, police violence, gun culture, media and the music industry, largely accompanied by a tight, riff-heavy electric guitars, bass and drums

June 10, 2026
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June 9, 2026
Liz Lawrence: Vespers
June 9, 2026

New album: More acoustic, stripped back and lo-fi than her previous four albums, yet with deeply powerful and moving songwriting and performance, the British artist’s latest is suffused with grief, reflection and devotion for the premature loss of her sister Jessie, capturing life and death, poetically expressing devotion and reflection

June 9, 2026
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June 9, 2026
Bedouine: Neon Summer Skin
June 9, 2026

New album: A serenely beautiful, but also nostalgically sorrowful fourth LP by American singer-songwriter Azniv Korkejian who has Armenian-Syrian heritage, with songs about displacement and identity, very mindful of Middle Eastern conflicts, atrocities and her family history, while broadening her sound into the lush mould of 1970s Carole King and Laurel Canyon

June 9, 2026
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June 8, 2026
Lee "Scratch" Perry and Mouse on Mars: Spatial, No Problem
June 8, 2026

New album: This wondrously eclectic and entertaining final official album project by the legendary Jamaican producer and artist, made before his passing in 2021, is a collaboration with the German electronic duo Jan St. Werner and Andi Toma, mixing reggae, krautrock, ambient, dub, jazz, New Orleans brass and more, alongside Perry’s distinctive voice

June 8, 2026
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June 7, 2026
Jalen Ngonda: Doctrine of Love
June 7, 2026

New album: Following his acclaimed 2023 debut Come Around And Love Me, the American UK-based impressive soul singer’s second LP is another classy collection of beautifully uplifting, sublime Northern soul and Motown-era love songs

June 7, 2026
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June 7, 2026
Death Cab For Cutie: I Built You A Tower
June 7, 2026

New album: Elegantly expressed emotional turmoil unfolds across 11 cleverly crafted songs in this 11th album by the Seattle indie rock band fronted by Ben Gibbard and produced by the brilliant John Congleton around a metaphor for post-marriage grief

June 7, 2026
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June 6, 2026
Zoh Amba: Eyes Full
June 6, 2026

New album: The NY-scene free jazz saxophonist forms an indie-folk-country-rock-muddy-blues trio with fabulously strong results in this passionate, raw, free-flowing debut as guitarist-singer-songwriter, lyrics themed around their original hometown of Kingsport, Tennessee, and coloured by Appalachian roots

June 6, 2026
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June 5, 2026
ear: Rumspringa
June 5, 2026

New album: Minimalistic, introverted, nuanced quirky laptop experimental electronica by the New York duo Jonah Paz and Yaelle Avtan, following last year’s debut The Most Dear and the Future, this one named after a a rite of passage for Amish adolescents translated as "running around" in Pennsylvania German

June 5, 2026

new songs …

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June 19, 2026
Song of the Day: Julia Jacklin - Get Away From Me (I Think I'll Love You Soon)
June 19, 2026

Song of the Day: A cleverly nuanced, emotionally ambiguous beautifully stirring indie-pop love song by the Australian singer-songwriter, in this first single heralding her upcoming fourth album The Gem, out on 25 September via 4AD

June 19, 2026
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June 18, 2026
Song of the Day: Paycheque - Heatwave
June 18, 2026

Song of the Day: Stylishly solemn, 80s-influenced synth and scything guitar indie pop with big drums by the Los Angeles duo of Allison Goldfarb and Jackson MacIntosh, from their recently released self-titled debut album, out on Mansions and Millions

June 18, 2026
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June 17, 2026
Song of the Day: Hanna Tuulikki and Tommy Perman - We Came Out (Lesser Horseshoe bat)
June 17, 2026

Song of the Day: A pair of wondrously striking experimental electronica tracks infused with field recordings of the nocturnal winged mammal by the experimental artists and designer based in Scotland

June 17, 2026
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June 16, 2026
Song of the Day: Surusinghe - FRIED
June 16, 2026

Song of the Day: A mesmeric, eclectic opening track by the Naarm/Melbourne-raised, London-based electronic artist, DJ and producer aka Suze Gurusinghe, from her recently released EP, Cutting Thread, out on Dh2

June 16, 2026
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June 15, 2026
Song of the Day: L'Rain - Soulless Cycle
June 15, 2026

Song of the Day: A whoosh of thunderous, mesmeric alternative rock marks this striking new single by the Brooklyn experimental composer, musician, artist and singer Taja Cheek, heralding her upcoming fourth album Fata Morgana, out on 14 August via Mexican Summer

June 15, 2026
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June 14, 2026
Song of the Day: Fenne Lily - Uh Huh
June 14, 2026

Song of the Day: Beautiful, banjo accompanied, reflective wistful indie folk-pop by the the Brooklyn-based British singer-songwriter with this first single heralding her upcoming fourth album, Win Win, out on 23 October via Nettwerk Music

June 14, 2026
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June 13, 2026
Song of the Day: Interpol - See Out Loud
June 13, 2026

Song of the Day: Pulsating indie rock by the seasoned New York band fronted by singer Paul Banks and guitarist Daniel Kessler, heralding their upcoming eighth album This Mirror Weighs a Ton, out on 28 August, and newly signed to Partisan Records

June 13, 2026
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June 12, 2026
Song of the Day: Jack White - Dollar Bill
June 12, 2026

Song of the Day: The White Stripes man returns with a blistering, bluesy rock guitar, Led Zeppelin-ish single, heralding his upcoming seventh solo album, Frozen Charlotte, out on 10 July via Third Man Records

June 12, 2026
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June 11, 2026
Song of the Day: Sylvan Esso - Hot Slob
June 11, 2026

Song of the Day: A proudly messy, rowdy, pointed and punchy new indie rock single embracing the spirit and chaos of living in the glitch by the North Carolina duo of Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn, here featuring Jenn Wasner and TJ Maiani and out on Psychic Hotline

June 11, 2026
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June 10, 2026
Song of the Day: Rodrigo y Gabriela - Monster
June 10, 2026

Song of the Day: The hugely popular and Grammy-winning Mexico City-raised guitar duo return with a dextrously brilliant new single mixing acoustic and rock styles, heralding their new upcoming new album OurHome out 18 September via ATO Records

June 10, 2026
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June 9, 2026
Song of the Day: JJerome87 - Mr. Alligator
June 9, 2026

Song of the Day: A bluesy, smooth, luxuriantly produced Americana number about a dubious authority figure by the British songwriter and musician Joe Newman, frontman of the Mercury winning band alt-J, in this latest single from his debut solo album, The Canyon, out on 26 June via Mushroom Music/ Virgin

June 9, 2026
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June 8, 2026
Song of the Day: Baalti & Lapgan - Romance / Ipa Ma
June 8, 2026

Song of the Day: Vibrant, rhythmic, experimental electronica and dance music sampling Bollywood, Bengali disco, Hindustani classical and Gujarati folk by the NY-based pair Jaiveer Singh, Mihir Chauhan, joined by producer Gaurav Nagpa, from their recent album, Threads, out on Azal/FADER

June 8, 2026

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June 11, 2026
Word of the week: phialiform
June 11, 2026

Word of the week: This rare but oddly beautiful rare adjective means "saucer-shaped" or having the form of a small, shallow cup or vessel, from the Latin root phiala (a shallow bowl or phial) and the suffix -iform, meaning shape

June 11, 2026
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June 4, 2026
Word of the week: quamoclit
June 4, 2026

Word of the week: Also known as cypress vine, cardinal creeper, cardinal vine, star glory, star of Bethlehem or hummingbird vine, this striking climbing flower, Ipomoea quamoclit, is native tropical regions of the Americas and has a distinctive trumpet with five-point star-shaped petals

June 4, 2026
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May 21, 2026
Word of the week: riqq
May 21, 2026

Word of the week: An appropriately onomatopoeic noun for name for Middle Eastern tambourine, able to produce a range of percussive sounds, and commonly heard in traditional Egyptian, Arab, Greek and Turkish music

May 21, 2026
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May 7, 2026
Word of the week: salpinx
May 7, 2026

Word of the week: This very imposing, loud, resonant noun is an ancient Greek, trumpet-like instrument used as a tactical signal on the battle field, as well as to signal the beginnings of gatherings, or of races in sport

May 7, 2026
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April 23, 2026
Word of the week: throstle
April 23, 2026

Word of the week: An archaic, evocative noun with two connected meanings, originally for the song thrush, then later a textiles industrial frame for spinning, twisting and winding machine for cotton, wool, and other fibres simultaneously

April 23, 2026

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